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Computer Graphics (Spring 2003)
  • COMS 4160, Lecture 22 Global Illumination
    Ravi Ramamoorthi

http//www.cs.columbia.edu/cs4160
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Effects needed for Realism
  • Global Illumination
  • Diffuse Interreflections
  • Color Bleeding

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Illumination Models
  • So far considered mainly local illumination
  • Light directly from light sources to surface
  • Global Illumination multiple bounces
  • Already ray tracing reflections/refractions

Some images courtesy Henrik Wann Jensen
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Global Illumination
  • Diffuse interreflection (radiosity) Cornell box

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Global Illumination
  • Caustics Focusing through specular surface
  • Major research effort in 80s, 90s till today

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Light Transport
  • Reflectance Equation
  • Global Illumination
  • Rendering Equation , Kajiya 86

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Rendering Equation (Kajiya 86)
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Rendering Equation
  • Switch to Area param (over surfaces)
  • Global Illumination tries to solve this equation
  • Too hard for analytic solution
  • General theory of Integral equations
  • Monte Carlo (ray tracing), finite elements
    (radiosity)

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Ray Tracing History
  • Appel 68
  • Whitted 80 recursive ray tracing (picture)
  • Landmark in computer graphics
  • Lots of work on various geometric primitives
  • Lots of work on accelerations
  • Current Research
  • Real-Time raytracing (historically, slow
    technique)
  • Ray tracing architecture

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Operator Notation
  • Linear System L E K L
  • Will later reduce to matrices.
  • Explanation of Various Algorithms
  • Radiosity Finite element discretization, compute
    form factors. Reduce to matrix equation and
    solve iteratively
  • Ray Tracing Monte Carlo sampling of integrals
  • (I K) L E L E KE K2E
  • Corresponds to sum of direct, single bounce,
    multiple bounce
  • Distribution Ray Tracing, Path tracing, etc.

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Operator Notation
  • Linear System L E K L
  • Explanation of Various Algorithms
  • Radiosity Finite element discretization,
  • Ray Tracing Monte Carlo sampling of integrals
  • (I K) L E L E KE K2E
  • Corresponds to sum of direct, single bounce,
    multiple bounce
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